FALL 2026
FALL 2026
Salk scientist Terrence Sejnowski, PhD, has received the inaugural Scientific Breakthrough Award from the World Digital Technology Academy alongside Nobel Laureate Geoffrey Hinton for their foundational work on Boltzmann machines, an early architecture that helped pave the way for modern…
In January, Salk launched its partnership with the Del Mar Foundation and started the inaugural Science Can’t Wait: A Discovery Series, a three-part webinar program that brought new and familiar faces for an inside look at Salk and conversations about…
The Joan Jacobs Science & Music Series is a one-of-a-kind experience that weaves groundbreaking scientific ideas with live musical performance, creating an evening that inspires both the mind and the senses. In April, the Salk Institute welcomed more than 240…
Advice from Salk neuroscientist Kay Tye, PhD Social interactions are among the most stimulating and important forms of engagement that the brain can experience. When we communicate and socialize with one another, our brains release oxytocin, often called the bonding…
The Grove was buzzing with conversation, greenery, and community spirit as employees gathered for Salk’s recent plant swap. From fig trees to succulents and Venus flytraps from Salk’s Harnessing Plants Initiative (HPI), staff from across campus exchanged plants, cuttings, propagations,…
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